(LONDON) – Russia is facing growing financial strain as it continues its full scale invasion of Ukraine, with the Kremlin likely to prioritise military spending over civilian welfare, according to financier Sir William Browder. Speaking to Times Radio’s Frontline programme, Browder said Russia’s economy is already constrained and warned it could move further towards a model similar to North Korea, where state resources are directed almost entirely towards sustaining the military. “Russia will be financially constrained, is financially constrained,” he said. “The question is what they spend what money they have on. It is more likely we see a continued…